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Harriet Tubman helped the enslaved people that were on the underground railroad. She was born into slavery and escaped slavery. She ended up helping numerous people to escape.
David Walker did advocate for violence, but only if necessary, to end slavery. he wrote the pamphlet titled "Appeal...to the Colored Citizens of the World." He was criticized by his peers for inciting violence in the pamphlet.
Frederick Douglass wrote about his personal experiences when he was a slave. He shared the evils of slavery with his readers. He escaped by jumping on a train that was heading North. He went on to write "My Bondage and My Freedom" and his own biography among other books.
William Lloyd Garrison was an advocate for nonviolence to end slavery. He also wrote the newspaper, "The Liberator". He spent his life trying to end slavery.
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#1:C, #2: Harriet Tubman -helped the enslaved people, David Walker -did advocate for violence, Frederick Douglass -wrote about his personal experiences, William Lloyd Garrison was an advocate for nonviolence, #3: The Economic, Constitutional Convention, Articles of Confederation, and National, #4:A, #5:C, #6:B, #7:A and C, #8:B and E, #9:C and A, #10:D, #11:A and D, #12: Virtual and Actual, #13: The Stamp, Declaratory, and unity among the colonies, #14:B, #15:D, #16:C and D, #17: The Saratoga, New York, and The South, #18:B, #19:C, #20:B and E, #21:D, #22:B, #23: Northern states- Manufacturing and had Extensive Commerce, Southern states- Agriculture and had Limited Commerce .
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